Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-13

The News Of the Day PolntedIy Para-
Ernphed Tor Hasty Readers.

"EyANGELINE'' at the Opera House
matinee this afternoon.
EGGS are about ripe, nOw-that IS to say
spring chickens are due.
THE great match strike is slowly sub
siding as the days lengthen.
A TELEGRAPH wire was run down to the
base ball grounds yesterday.
APPLICATIONS for liquor license are
coming into the City Clerks office lively.
ALL the nail factories in the city are at
present closed down; also the nail plate
mills.
HELIorRoPE stockings are fashionable
and pretty-when well filed ont. Come
again.
AT the Grand Opera House matinee this
afternoon "GrOgan's Elevation, will be pro-
duced.
WHERE is that military company that
was being talked Of? Doesn't it bloom IN
the spring, ira In?
The Easter Offering of st. Matthew's
Sunday School amounted, to $l2l.9O, a
very neat suD.
CHARLES r. SMITH was admitted to
practice law in the Courts of this State, be-
fore Judge Jacob, yesterday.
THE Black Eagle drum corps gave an
enjoyable ball, at Turner Hall, last even
ing, which was largely attended.
THE printers base ball club is practlc-
ing up pretty lively and will soon be in
trim TO tackle something. The boys Will
have good club.
JERRY CLEMENS, proprietor OF the Road
house at Burley's, out the st. Clairsville
pike. sends the REGISTER sixteen ears OF
corn grown together.
THE early closing movement among the
grocers is practically broken, most OF those
who signed the agreement having refused
to close their places.
Cox DALEY called at the REGISTER
Office last evening and said that he wished
to have il stated that he was not guilty OF
the charge of knocking 4 man down nor OF
fighting.
THURSDAY is the last day of the Passover,
and services will be held at the Jewish
Synagogue by Rev. DR.. Sessler Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock and Friday morning
at 10 o clock.
THE Circle of Friendship will give one
of their delightful hops at Maennerchor
Hall this evening. A large crowd will no
doubt be in attendance. Mayors Orches-
ira will furnish the music.
Ara meeting Monday evening of the
congregation of st. Luke's 2. f. Church
the following veStry was elected: j. +.
Rogers, w. L. Williams, l.. E. Sands,
John Mcclure and S. p. Hildreth.
GREAT preparations are being made by
the Opera House orchestra for their grand
concert at the Opera House next Monday
evening and it promises to be fine affair.
Reserve reats will go on sale at Banner
Thursday morning.
THE Board of Directors of the Citizens
Building Association, No. = organized last
evening by electing the following officers:
President, Henry F. Jones; Secretary, Z.
II. COllief; Treasurer, John F. Dick;
Solicitor, F. 2. Mcneil.
Ara meeting of the members of the U. P.
Church, held Monday evening, the follow
ing Board of Trustees was elected: A. j.
Sweeney, Frank Booth, James V. Dickey,
S. p. Parker, w. A. Crawford, Frank I.
Hare and William McElrOy.
LA BELLE LODGE No. . A. o. u. w.
will give another delightful reception at
Handlan's Hall, Friday evening, for the
members and their wives. A programme,
composed of music and Rotations, will he
rendered, and pleasant time Is antlcl-
pated.
ATa meeting of the Citizens Building
Association, held last evening, the follow
ing officers were elected to serve the ensu-
ing year: President, Il. f. Criswell; Vice
President, f. G. Meyers; Secretary, {. RI.
Collier; Treasurer, b. 5. Mcclure; Solicit
or. +. =. Mcneil.
A RECEPTION in the shape of an i'm
prOmptu musicale and eORrerSdziORe will
be given at the residence of Mrs. BrueS,
on North Front street, Island, this even
ing, for the benefit of st. Luke's =. L.
Church. Refreshments will be served.
4 delightful evening is assured.
LEE NEwLAND, the night telegraph
operator at the L. 4 o. yards, was robbed
of his gold watch, Monday night. A thief
went in the Office and nabbed the ticker"
while its owner was making his toilet,
during which he left his vest containing
the watch hanging on chair-back behind
him.
A MEETING of the South Side Singing
Society was held last evening, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve the
ensuing six months: President, Fred Blond;
Vice President, Charles MOrningstar; Re
cording Secretary, Charles Schultze; FL
nanclal Secretary, George Bell; Treasurer;
Charles YOitle.
THE following cases were on the blotter
ut headquarters at o'clock this morn
ing: Brandie Reckabrand, vag, by Dun
lap; Jim Rouse, disorderly, Dunlap; Henry
Flynn, drunk. Dunlap; Kis Walton, and
May Wilson, on the street for improper
purposes, Glenn; Lib. Baird, and Mary
Yandine, same oflense, Bell.
WILL HABBERFIELD is DESTROYS Of row.
ing Henry He'll, OF Bellaire.-WHEELING
REGISTER. Henry He'll has too much
sense 10 row any more boat races, He has
passed that foolish period in his life, and
has settled down to business and is max
ing an honest living. Belidire Independent,
by the good young man who died.
TIE REGISTER is in receipt of an invi-
tation from the Press Club of Detroit,
Mich, to attend the opening of the Mt.
Avery House and Kendrick Hotel, for sun
day May |. Mr.. +. X. Egnew is prOprie-
tor of these establishments and also the
original Mt. Clements Mineral Springs
bath house, which is located near the
hotel.
The attention Of our readers is called TO
the advertisement OF the Citizens Building
Association No. ,. This association starts off
with every evidence of being the leading
association in this section of the eOmmu-
nifty. II is managed by the same gentle
men who have made such a success Of the
Citizens No. |. 1t will commence to re-
ceive dues next Saturday evening at the
office of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, No. l147 Main street.
THIRD Grand Hop given by the Circle
Of Friendship, at New Maennerchor Hall,
on Wednesday evening, April 18Th.